Horse Project Meeting

A Horse Project Meeting will be held on

March 15th. For more information

contact Horse Project Leader Elsie

Rietcheck at 785-443-3431.

Shooting Sports Training and Plans for

Next Year

If any parents or youth 14 + are interested

in becoming certified instructors or

coordinators, the training is coming up on

April 24—26 at Rock Springs. Please let

the office know if you are interested in

this!

Also, if you would be interested in

participating in Shooting Sports next year

if it was held locally in Sheridan County,

please contact the Extension Office!

Small Animal Weigh In

Weigh In will be held on April 12th at the

Sheridan County Fairgrounds from

1pm—3pm. In case of rain, weigh in will

be held on April 19th. Please RSVP to

the office by April 8th.

Talk and Demo Workshop

A Talk and Demo Workshop will be

provided by Patsy Maddy in preparation

for County Club Days. The workshop

will be held Sunday, March 8th at 2pm at

the Courthouse. Please RSVP to the

office by Friday March 6th.

County Club Day

County Club Days will be held at the

Hoxie High School on March 20th.

Sign Up will begin at 5pm and Judging

will begin at 6pm. Group performances

such as skits will need to request a time.

RSVP to the office by March 13th.

Cloverbuds will be able to participate in

Show and Tell which will take place at

6:30pm.

The Club Day letter and guidelines are

inside (pg. 2—5) For presentation guide-

lines and score sheets go to

twincreeks.ksu.edu >

4-H > 4-H Forms > Club Day Resources

Club Day Helpers Needed!

2 Door Monitors and 1 Life Skills

Judging Assistant are needed from each

club. Please contact the office to let us

know if you are willing to help.

NW Adventure Trip & Wranglers

The Northwest Adventure Trip is taking

place June 26—29th. Registration

information is enclosed (pg. 6). Because

Wranglers is no longer active, Council

made a motion to allow previous

Wranglers members to attend this trip at a

discounted price using Wrangler funds.

Any 4-H’ers who participated in

Wranglers within the last 5 years is eligi-

ble for this. Please contact the office if

you are interested. Any other 4-H’ers or

non 4-H’ers can also participate, but will

be responsible for their own registration.

Spots for this trip fill up quickly, so do

not wait too long!

Rock Springs Counselors Needed!

It’s already that time of year again! Rock

Springs 4-H Camp is just around the

corner and we need to start getting

counselors recruited. Being a camp

Counselor is a fun and rewarding

experience, but it is also an important

job. Without our camp counselors, camp

would not be a success.

Camp is June 8th—12th. Ages 14 and up

can be counselors (4-H Age).

Applications are due by March 25th and

are available online

at www.twincreeks.ksu.edu under Events

or contact the office.

Project Leaders: Adults and Youth!

The year is flying by and it is time to

begin planning and setting project

meeting dates. Inside (pg. 7 & 8) is a list

of our current project leaders. Active

project leaders should hold 2—3 project

meetings every year or meet one on one

with 4-H members who need assistance.

Please contact your fellow project

leaders to set dates and turn any April

project meeting dates into the office by

March 20th. If you are listed incorrectly,

no longer wish to be listed, or would like

to be added as project leader, please let us

know!

Cloverbud Meeting

Cloverbuds will be having a meeting on

March 8th at 5pm at the 4-H Building.

They will be going over Show and Tell so

Cloverbuds can be ready for Club Day!

Discovery Days

When: May 26-29, 2015

Where: Kansas State University,

Manhattan, Kansas

Who: Youth who are 13-18 years

old as of January 1 of 2015.

Registration: $205 plus any addi-

tional class fees. Due April 15, 2015

at 11:59PM Register online: http://

www.kansas4-h.org/p.aspx?tabid=317

4-H Photo Adventure Camp

May 31— June 3rd

4-H Photo Adventure Camp is an intense,

exciting four day photographic experi-

ence for teens age 13-16 that takes place

at Rock Springs. Cameras, teens, and the

camp theme of "Shooting 4 Twenty" will

combine to explore and capture the camp-

ers’ visions in both new and traditional

activities. Talented and dynamic volun-

teers will provide hands-on instruction

enabling many new skills to be learned.

This year the camp is celebrating its

20th year with many new workshops and

activities. Youth will be assigned to

workshops and activities based on the

type of camera equipment they bring to

camp, their photography skills and any

prior attendance at 4-H Photo Action

Camp. Camp will conclude with a

presentation for parents and guests

featuring images made by all campers.

Registration fee is $190 and is due by

April 15th. To register online go to http://

www.kansas4-h.org/p.aspx?tabid=317

Important Dates

3/6 - RSVP for Talk and Demo Workshop 3/8 - Talk and Demo Workshop - 2pm 3/8 - Cloverbud Meeting - 5pm 3/9 - Sewing Project Meeting - 6:30pm 3/13 - RSVP for Club Days 3/15 - Horse Project Meeting 3/20 - Project Meeting Dates Due to Office 3/20 - Club Days at Hoxie High School 3/30 - 4-H Online Training 6:30pm 3/30 - 4-H Council Meeting 7:00pm 3/27 - Regional Club Day - Brewster 4/12 - Small Animal Weigh In 4/13 - Sewing Project Meeting 4/19 - Small Animal Weigh In Rain Date 4/24-26 - Shooting Sports Training at Rocks Springs 4/27 - 4-H Council Meeting - 7pm 6/9-12 - Rock Springs 4-H Camp

6/26 - 29 - NW High Adventure Trip

Julianne Shoup 785-675-3268 618-203-3374

jshoup@ksu.edu Sheridan County 4-H Family March Notes

Dear Sheridan County 4-H Families,

It’s that time of year, time for County Club Days! We will be trying something new this year and will be holding our own County Club Days in Sheridan County. 4-H Council decided on this to make it easier for our members to participate and help increase participation in Club Days.

County Club Day will take place on Friday, March 20th 2015 at the Hoxie High School. Sign up will begin at 5pm and Judging will begin at 6pm. Areas in which 4-H members may be judged are in the 4-H Club Day Guidelines. For information and score sheets, please go to www.twincreeks.ksu.edu under

4-H > 4-H Forms > Club Day Resources

In addition, there will be a Life Skills Judging contest that youth may participate in which will begin at 5pm. Life Skills will have an oral reasons component this year similar to Livestock Judging at Fair. There will be 1 oral reason for Jrs and 2 oral reasons for Srs. Cloverbuds will be able to participate in Show and Tell which will take place at 6:30pm.

Your RSVP for County Club Day is due to the Twin Creeks Extension Hoxie Office no later than Friday, March 13th. For choosing which events you would like to compete in, please refer to the list of events on the enclosed County/Regional Guidelines page. Feel free to contact your local office if you have any other questions.

When you RSVP, please indicate which events your 4-H member wishes to participate in. Again this year we will utilize a rolling schedule, meaning, you will sign up for time slots when you arrive. Sign up will be open at 5:00 pm and close at 7:00pm, so please make sure you are there within this time frame. Please plan to arrive at least 10-15 minutes before the judging time you have signed up for.

For group activities such as skits, please provide a time preference when you RSVP.

In addition, we will need door monitors and Life Skills judging graders/tabulation. We will need at least 2 door monitors (1 hour shifts) and 1 life skills tabulator (1 hour shifts) from each club. Please let the office know if you can help with this.

Again, we are looking forward to providing 4-H members with a fun and positive County Club Day judg-ing experience!

For those who make it on to Regional Club Days, it will be held at the Brewster High School at 5pm on Friday March 27th. Eligible 4-H’ers will be notified over the weekend following County Club Day, and will need to RSVP by Monday if they plan to attend.

Sincerely,

Julianne Shoup

Twin Creeks Extension District

C. Vocal Solo

1. Participant will sing one number.

2. 4-Her judged on vocal presentation.

3. * Copy of selection will be given to judge before performing with measures numbered.

4. Accompanist need not be a 4-Her.

5. Selection should be memorized or one ribbon rating will be deducted.

GUIDELINES FOR 4-H DAY PRESENTATIONS

The events listed below are suggested guidelines for scheduling purposes. Enter members of your club where you feel their presentation will fit best. A club may have more than 1 ensemble, skit, etc. as long as different members are in it.

Junior 7-9 years of age, Intermediates are 10 - 13 years of age, and Seniors 14 and older

PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS

Sharing - Non-competitive

A. Cloverbuds (Ages 5 and 6)

B. Time: recommended 2-3 minutes.

C. Props or poster may or may not be used.

D. Topic must be any 4-H related project or item.

E. 4-H members come prepared with short presentation.

Project Talks - Junior

A. For 4-Hers 7 to 13 years old

B. Time: recommend 4 to 5 minutes, 7 minutes maximum.

C. Visuals encouraged but not required.

D. Topic must be on 4-H project or aspect of project 4-Her is currently enrolled in.

E. Questions are not asked.

Demonstrations and Illustrated Talks- Junior - Senior

A. A demonstration is a show and tell type of presentation.

A illustrated talk tells how rather than shows how.

B. For 4-Hers 7 to 12 years old.

C. Time (Juniors): recommend 4 to 7 minutes, 10 minutes maximum. Time (Intermediate): Recommended 4-8 minutes, 10 minute maxi-

mum. (Seniors) Time: recommend 5 to 10 minutes, 15 minutes maximum.

D. Either individual or team presentations.

E. All necessary equipment provided by 4-Her.

F. Topic must be related to 4-H project currently enrolled.

G. Questions asked.

H. Summary is required.

Public Speaking - Senior

A. For 4-Hers 14 years and older.

B. Time: recommend 7 to 10 minutes, 15 minutes maximum.

C. Visuals may or may not be used.

D. Topic unlimited.

E. Outline required for judge (Judge will deduct one ribbon if outline not available).

MUSIC

A. Chorus

1. Sixteen or more members or 12 or more members if club under 16. (may easily change to ensemble)

2. One number required.

3. Copy of selections with measures numbered required for judge--original copy*.

4. Singing may or may not have accompaniment.

5. Director and accompanist need not be 4-Hers.

6. Selections should be memorized.

B. Vocal Ensemble

1. Group may be composed of 3 to 15 4-Hers, not including accompanist.

2. Each group will sing one number of their choosing.

3. Copies of selections will be given to judges before preforming* with measures numbered.

4. Accompanist need not be a 4-Her.

5. Selections should be memorized or one ribbon rating will be deducted.

D. Solo Acting (This is a memorized reading.)

1. The material is generally something that was published as a script, but can be done from a story. The pieces may be

single or multiple characters (one person does all the parts).

2. Individual presentation.

3. 5 minute maximum time limit.

4. 4-Hers may move around and may even use a chair as a prop.

5. 4-Hers are expected to have an attention getting introduction that includes title and author. The intro also sets the

scene for the presentation.

E. Other

1. Miscellaneous grouping: novelty, stunts, pantomime, puppets, marionettes, ventriloquist acts, etc.

2. Individual or group.

3. Maximum 5 minutes.

D. Orchestra - Band

1. Groups may be composed of 16 or more 4-Hers (may be from different clubs).

2. Each group will play one number of their choosing.

3. * Copy of the conductor’s score is to be given to the judge before playing with measures numbered.

4. The director is not required to be a 4-Her; an individual may not play with the group unless he or she is a 4-Her.

Instrumental Ensemble

1. Group may be composed of 3 to 15 4-Hers, (may be from different clubs) not including the accompanist.

2. Each group will play one selection of their own choosing.

3. * Copies of selections will be given to judges before performing with measures numbered.

4. The director is not required to be a 4-Her; an individual may not play with the group unless he or she is a 4-Her.

F. Instrumental Solo

1. Participant will play a composed solo number.

2. * Copy of selection will be given to judges before performing with measures numbered.

3. Accompanist need not be a 4-Her.

4. Selection must be memorized or one ribbon rating will be deducted.

*If original copy is not available, judge will deduct one ribbon rating. DANCE - any number of members, maximum 5 minutes.

A. Country Dance: country swing, line dance

B. Folk Step and Square

C. Choreographed Dance: drill team, flags

D. Other Dance: tap, ballet, jazz

DRAMA

A. Plays

1. Limited strictly to one-act plays. One set. No set changes allowed.

2. Recommended 30 minute minimum, maximum 45 minutes.

3. Clubs responsible for all scenery.

4. Copy of play will be given to judge before performance.

B. Skits

1. Designed as original plays or skits.

2. No number limitations.

3. Maximum 5 minutes.

4. Copy of skit given to judge before performance.

C. Readings - Poetry Interp. or Prose Interp. Jr. & Sr. (This is when a piece is read.)

1. Dramatic or interpretive, humorous, or other type of reading.

2. Individual presentation.

3. 5 minute maximum time limit.

4. 4-Hers are expected to have an attention getting introduction that includes title and author. The intro also sets the scene

for the reading.

2015 Northwest High Adventure Trip

Canoeing and Outdoor Adventure Course June 26th-June 29th

4-H Youth ages 13-18 (must be 13 by May 15, 2015) will have the opportunity to

canoe down the Niobrara River! The Niobrara River is considered one of the best

canoeing rivers in the United States. After two half days of canoeing, youth will

have an opportunity to participate in an outdoor adventure course that includes:

*Low Ropes Course *High Ropes Course

*Water Slide *Climbing Wall

*Repelling Tower *Awesome Zip Line

Cost for the trip will be $130. This includes transportation, tent and equipment

rental, and most meals. Participants will be required to meet at a central

location to ride with sponsoring agents.

NW High Adventure Trip, June 26-29 – Registration – $130

Name_____________________________________________________________ Age________________

Address_______________________________________________________________________________

Phone______________________ E-mail_____________________________________________________

County________________________ Amount enclosed_________________________________________

Send a completed participation form found on the following website: www.ksre.ksu.edu/bookstore/pubs/mg35.pdf

Along with check made payable to Sunflower District Extension and registration form to the following address:

Sunflower Extension District,

Sharon Springs Office

313 Main St. P.O. Box 189

Sharon Springs, KS 67758-018950

K-State, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating. All Educational

Programs and Materials available without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability

Hurry up and reserve your spot as registration is due May 15th! Space is limited to the

first 30 who register. If you have questions or need more information contact Julianne

Shoup by phone at 785-675-3268 or by email at jshoup@ksu.edu.

4-H Leaders & Project Club Contacts

Traditional 4-H Club Leaders

ANGELUS Linda Lager - Angelus 4- H Club Leader

(H) 785-824-3420 (C) 785-824-8105 E-mail – ron-linlanger@hotmail.com Amanda Ostmeyer - Angelus 4-H Club Leader

(H) 785-824-3831 (C) 785-443-2728 E-mail - ostmeyerjaj@yahoo.com HARVESTERS

Mike Miller - Harvesters 4-H Club Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) 785-687-8200 Email- mtmiller@ruraltel.net Tammy Miller - Harvesters 4-H Club Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) 785-687-8202 Email - mtmiller@ruraltel.net Jeri Jacobs - Harvesters 4-H Club Leader (H) 785-475-2728 (C) 785-475-4139 E-mail - gerikay@ruraltel.net Aliesha Rogers - Harvesters 4-H Club Leader

(H) 785-687-2287 (C) 785-386-8038 E-mail - amrogers@ruraltel.net SOLOMON VALLEY

Amy Patmon – Solomon Valley Club Leader (H) 785-675-3530 (C) 785-657-7801 E-mail - lapatmon@ruraltel.net Tiffni Carter - Solomon Valley Club Leader (H) 785-675-3219 (C) 785-675-1143 E-mail - tiffnicarter@yahoo.com Tasha Cooper - Solomon Valley Club Assistant Leader (H) 785-675-3162 (C) 785-675-8496 E-mail - tlbcooper@hotmail.com

CLOVERBUDS Amanda Ostmeyer – Cloverbud 4-H Club Leader

(H) 785-824-3831 (C) 785-443-2728 E-mail - ostmeyerjaj@yahoo.com Mollie Bretz - Cloverbud 4-H Club Leader

(H) 785-675-2303 (C) 785-675-9038 E-mail - mbretz@ruraltel.net

Countywide Project Club Leaders & Volunteers

ARTS & CRAFTS Theresa Kliewer - Arts & Crafts Project Leader

(W) 785-675-9988 (C) 785-657-7135 E-mail - kliewer2005@yahoo.com Lisa Stone – Arts & Crafts Jr. Project Leader

(C) 785-657-7077 E-mail - drawinghorses9@yahoo.com Lynetta Cressler - Arts and Crafts Volunteer

(W) 785-675-3795 (C) 785-657-7169 E-mail – lynepuff@yahoo.com BEEF PROJECT

Cody Jacobs - Beef Project Leader (H) 785-475-2728 (C) 785-475-4346 E-mail – codyj@ruraltel.net

Braden Korte - Beef Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-3070 (C) 785-687-8104 E-mail - KorteBraden@yahoo.com

Kami Miller – Beef Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) KayCee Miller – Beef Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) Brynn Niblock – Beef Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-675-2295 (C) n/a E-mail - tubandchris@ruraltel.net (family email) CLOTHING & TEXTILES PROJECT

Kathy Launchbaugh - Clothing & Textiles (H) 785-675-3076 (C) 785-675-8242 E-mail – milliron@ruraltel.net

ENTOMOLOGY PROJECT Mollie Bretz - Entomology Project Leader

(H) 785-675-2303 (C) 785-675-9038 E-mail - mbretz@ruraltel.net Sam Bretz - Entomology Jr. Project Leader

(H) 785-675-2303 (C) n/a E-mail - mbretz@ruraltel.net FIBER ARTS PROJECT

Jeannine Taylor - Fiber Arts Project Leader (H) 785-675-3490 (C) 785-657-1414 E-mail – hoxietaylor@gmail.com

FOODS PROJECT

Jacqui Haffner - Foods Project Leader (H) 785-675-3475 (C) 785-675-1608 E-mail - pjhaffner@ruraltel.net LeeAnn Fellhoelter – Foods Project Leader

(H) 785-855-2358 (C) 620-874-0205 E-mail – jaest2000@st-tel.net HORSE PROJECT

Elsie Rietcheck - Horse Project Club Leader (H) 785-855-2285 (C) 785-443-3431 E-mail – erietcheck@hotmail.com Ronnie Rietcheck - Horse Project Club Leader

(H) 785-855-2285 (C) 785-443-1048 E-mail – n/a Kami Miller – Horse Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) KayCee Miller – Horse Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) ROCKETRY/SPACE TECH Bonnie Wood – Rocketry Project Leader (C) 785-214-1348 E-mail - bullhaulerswife@gmail.com

Levi Wood - Rocketry Jr. Project Leader (C) 303-945-6455 E-mail - ltwood@rocketmail.com

SHEEP PROJECT Kami Miller – Sheep Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) SHOOTING SPORTS PROJECT – Through Gove County with Lisa

Lisa Jacobis – Shooting Sports Project Coordinator (C)785-672-2531 E-mail –dlmbgjac@st-tel.net Ken Wood – Local Shooting Sports Project Leader

(C) 785-672-5113 E-mail - kenwood1975@gmail.com Levi Wood – Local Shooting Sports Jr. Project Leader

(C) 303-945-6455 E-mail - ltwood@rocketmail.com

SWINE PROJECT Dan Niblock - Swine Project Leader

(H) 785-675-2295 (C) 785-657-1396 E-mail - tubandchris@ruraltel.net Leon Fellhoelter- Swine Project Leader (H) 785-855-2358 (C) 785-443-1987 E-mail - Lnfell@st-tel.net

Latasha Fellhoelter – Swine Project Junior Leader (H) 785-855-2358 (C) n/a E-mail - 11skunk30@gmail.com KayCee Miller – Swine Jr. Project Leader (H) 785-687-4610 (C) n/a E-mail - mtmiller@ruraltel.net (family email) WELDING/WOODWORKING

Leon Fellhoelter – Welding/Woodworking Project Leader (H) 785-855-2358 (C) 785-443-1987 E-mail - Lnfell@st-tel.net

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Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, K-State, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts, and U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating.

Return Service Requested

Sheridan County 4-H

Julianne Shoup

District Extension Agent

Twin Creeks Extension District #9 - Hoxie Office

929 9th Street, P.O. Box 107, Hoxie, KS 67740

Phone: 785.675.3268

Fax: 785.675.3269

Twin Creeks Extension District #9 www.twincreeks.ksu.edu

Hoxie Office 929 9th Street, PO Box 107, Hoxie, KS 67740 Phone: 785-675-3268 Fax: 785-677-3269

Connie Albers, Office Professional E-mail: connie3@ksu.edu

Julianne Shoup, Family & Consumer Science Email: jshoup@ksu.edu

——————————————————- Norton Office

107 S. State Street, Norton, KS 67654-2108 Phone: 785-877-5755 Fax: 785-874-4756

Kendra Conrad, Office Professional E-mail: kdconrad@ksu.edu

Keith VanSkike, Agriculture & Natural Resources Email: kvan@ksu.edu

Patsy Maddy, 4-H & Youth Development Email: pmaddy@ksu.edu

———————————————————- Oberlin Office

120 E. Hall, PO Box 207, Oberlin, KS 67749 Phone: 785-475-8121 Fax: 785-475-8181

Tami Shaw, Office Professional E-mail: tmshaw@ksu.edu

Byron Hale, Horticulture and Administration Email: bhale@ksu.edu

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4-H Online Training

A brief 4-H Online Training will be given for Club Leaders at 6:30pm at the 4-H Building Meeting Room before 4-H Council on Monday, March 30th. Log in, navigation, and member

reports will be covered. Leaders will need to bring their log in information and a laptop to follow along. Please RSVP to the office by Friday March 26th.

Inside this 4-H Family Notes Issue:

Upcoming Events, Dates, and Reminders

Club Day Letter and Guidelines

Northwest High Adventure Trip Registration Form

4-H Club & Project Leaders List (Please Review and turn

in April project meeting dates to the office by March 20th.)

Rock Springs Camp Registration Brochure

4-H Online Club Leader Training